(AllHipHop News) Hit producer-turned reality star Stevie J. has announced season 2 of his reality show “Leave It To Stevie.”

This season will follow the producer as he attempts to relaunch his brand and of course, find love.

According to the a synopsis released by VH1, season 2 will follow Stevie as he “continues to grow his relationship roster in order to find true love.”

Fellow “Love & Hip Hop” stars Safaree, Scrappy and Yung Joc make guest appearances this season, along with Faith Evans.

“Leave It To Stevie” will return on Wednesday, January 3 at 10PM ET/PT.

(AllHipHop News) DJ Mustard and an associate ran into some trouble last night at Los Angeles International Airport.

According to reports, DJ Mustard was collared after found a gun was found in a bag passing through a security check.

TSA reps told cops both men attempted to stroll away after an x-ray alerted security to a weapon inside of the bag.

Cops are separated the men in question them individually.

According to TMZ.com, DJ Mustard was released, however, his boy was arrested. DJ Mustard claimed that he had no idea his friend brought the gun with him.

(AllHipHop News) Rapper Eve was initially afraid to meet her husband Maximillion Cooper’s parents because he jokingly told her his father didn’t like African-Americans.

The “Who’s That Girl” hitmaker’s in-laws are Caucasian and when Cooper told her they weren’t fond of black people, she was shocked he didn’t tell them she is African-American.

“When my husband and I first started dating, I was going to meet his parents and he thought it would be funny to tell me that his dad didn’t like black people,” she said on her U.S. chat show The Talk. “He was kidding. You have to know my husband, he thinks stuff like this is funny and it was funny, because his parents are amazing and beautiful.”

“But he did tell me that and I was terrified,” she continued. “I was like, ‘How could you not prepare them, what did you say, why couldn’t you tell them?,’ and then I got there and they were amazing, but I was so stressed out.”

(AllHipHop News) A toxicology report has revealed Lil Peep died from a powerful combination of drugs.

According to the Pima County Medical Examiner, Fentanyl and a generic version of Xanax were found in the 21-year-old’s body.

Lil Peep, born Gustav Åhr, was found dead on his tour bus in Tucson, Arizona, on November 15th.

Documents obtained by TMZ.com show a “combined toxic effects of Fentanyl and Alprazolam” caused Lil Peep’s death.

Heroin is frequently cut with Fentanyl, while Alprazolam is a knock-off of the Xanax brand.

So far, Lil Peep’s death has been ruled an accident, however, police are reportedly investigating how he obtained the drugs.

(AllHipHop News) Meek Mill’s chances to remove a judge who he claims was attempting to extort him, continues to fade.

The rapper claimed Judge Genece Brinkley demanded he drop Roc Nation management, in addition to re-recording a Boyz II Men song in her honor.

Although the transcripts of the alleged requests remain sealed, sources familiar with the matter told Philly.com there was a shortlived F.B.I. investigation, but it was initiated at the request of Meek Mill.

But any further inquiries into Judge Genece Brinkley’s dealings with Meek ended abruptly, after the F.B.I. suggested for Meek to wear a wire and record the judge.

According to Philly.com , the rapper refused the request, which ended any possible investigation into Judge Genece Brinkley’s alleged wrongdoing surrounding Meek’s case.

Lawyers are still fighting Judge Brinkley’s latest decision to keep the rapper locked up for the next 2-4 years for violating the terms of his probation for a 2008 drug and gun case.

Meek is currently being housed at the State Correctional Facility in Chester, as his lawyers continue their war with Judge Brinkley in an appeal of her ruling to Superior Court.

(AllHipHop News) Former hip-hop mogul Damon Dash has finally secured a 2018 release for a long-gestating movie he executive produced with Kanye West.

“Too Honorable,” a movie starring rapper Cam’ron and actress Stacey Dash, Damon’s cousin, was originally set for distribution in May, 2015, but the launch date came and went without the project surfacing.

Now Damon, who also served as director and co-star, has announced the film has undergone a title change, switching to “Honor Up,” and will be opening in U.S. theaters in February.

Jay-Z’s old business partner shared the news with fans on Instagram on Wednesday, as he unveiled an updated poster for “Honor Up.”

“This is really happening,” he captioned the post. “#HonorUp in theaters February”.

Dash previously directed 2005 crime drama “State Property: Blood On the Streets.”

(AllHipHop News) Rapper Eminem has offered insight into his creative process, explaining why he trashed a new song he cut with 2 Chainz.

Hip-hop star 2 Chainz expressed his dissatisfaction on social media by posting an angry-faced emoji when the tune he recorded with Eminem back in July didn’t feature on the tracklist for new album Revival, the “Without Me” star released on Tuesday.

Some fans suspected a feud may be simmering between the pair, but “The Monster” hitmaker has now explained he simply can’t put a track he isn’t raving about on his albums.

“You’re not going to hit it every single time, and that’s why, when I record an album, I do probably close to 50 songs,” he tells Elton John in a new Interview magazine chat . “Each song I record has to get better. If it’s not better than the last song that I made, it’ll usually linger for a couple of months, and then it’ll be put on the back burner, and then there’ll be another song that I do, and then it often doesn’t make it on the album.”

Eminem went on to admit the vision for a song he imagines in his head often doesn’t sound as good to him when it’s recorded and played back.

“With every song, all the elements have to work,” he shares. “First, the beat has to be great – you start there. You start with the music, and then the ideas follow. Then you start thinking of rhymes, and then you record it, and sometimes – this happens to me a lot – it doesn’t come out as good as it did in my head when I first wrote it.”

“I get excited, and then I get it in there and hear it, and I’m like, ‘Oh my God, this is f##king terrible’.” he details.

Eminem boasts appearances from other superstar musicians like Beyonce, Pink, Ed Sheeran and Alicia Keys on Revival, which is slated to reach listeners on December 15.

(AllHipHop News) 50 Cent has won a legal battle over the concept of his hit TV drama “Power.”

A Los Angeles judge has dismissed the case, which was brought against the rapper and actor by two writers, who claimed the hit series was a rip off of their play, “Dangerous.”

As in the series, the stage work centers on a drug dealer who goes to great lengths to avoid being prosecuted.

According to TMZ, a representative for the court determined the themes explored in “Dangerous” are not unique enough to prove there was copyright infringement.

“One need only look to such shows and movies as ‘The Wire,’ ‘Empire,’ ‘Breaking Bad,’ ‘Narcos,’ ‘Weeds,’ ‘Carlito’s Way,’ ‘American Gangster,’ ‘New Jack City,’ ‘Scarface’ and ‘Paid in Full’,” the ruling reads.

50 Cent, aka Curtis Jackson, stars in and produces the TV crime drama.

(AllHipHop News) Rapper Da Brat reportedly owes an additional $1.3 million to a waitress she assaulted during a 2007 club altercation after she failed to pay her $6.4 million over the incident.

The “Not Tonight” hitmaker, real name Shawntae Harris, was sued in 2014 by Shayla Stevens, who claimed she suffered permanent facial scarring, neurological impairment, and severe mental pain after she was hit with a bottle at an Atlanta, Georgia club.

Da Brat was ordered to pay Stevens, a former cheerleader for American football team the Atlanta Falcons, a total of $6.4 million in damages for injuries and loss of earnings.

According to TheBlast.com , Stevens has now filed legal documents to register the judgment in California, so she can pursue her property and assets in the state.

The judgment now reportedly totals $7.8 million because of added interest and non-payment.

(AllHipHop News) Timbaland has reportedly settled a tax debt he owed to the U.S. government.

The rapper and music producer and his ex-wife Monique Idlett were hit with a federal tax lien earlier in the year, with court documents from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) claiming that he owed approximately $3.8 million in back taxes.

Documents showed that Timbaland, real name Timothy Mosley, owed money to the IRS from 2012, 2014 and 2015, and he was urged to pay up or risk the organization seizing his property and assets.

But to avoid drama, the hip-hop star has now paid up the money owed, according to reports, which stated the “If We Ever Meet Again” hitmaker paid the balance “in full” and that the lien had been released.

Timbaland has had a turbulent couple of years in regards to his personal life, with Monique filing for divorce for the second time in July 2015.

He also opened up his battles with prescription medication in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine last month, where he claimed that he started taking OxyContin in his 30s for pain stemming from a gunshot wound he suffered as a teenager, and over 15 years he spiraled into a cycle of addiction and depression.

However, the 45-year-old has since been focused on his journey to sobriety, as well as his health, family, and music.

(AllHipHop News) Rapper/actor Kyle has been left heartbroken after his childhood home was burned to the ground in the California wildfires.

Thousands of residents in the southern counties of the state have been evacuated as firefighters continue to try and contain the blazes, with the Ventura County fire threatening 12,000 structures by Wednesday morning.

Unfortunately, Kyle’s former house was among the more than 100 buildings already destroyed by the out-of-control flames, and he took to Instagram to share his sorrow.

“Just saw the house I grew up in in ashes.. this is so hard to watch,” the 24-year-old captioned a series of images of the wildfires. “Such a beautiful city with so many amazing people who’s lives have been devastated by this fire.

“My neighborhood is in ashes all of my old neighbors and so many more have lost everything. The Ventura county fire department has been working incredibly hard to save the city, but we still have a long fight ahead of us and we all will need to step up and lend a hand to someone in need. Ill be reaching out to a lot of people today for help, to do whatever we can to rebuild the homes and lives of everyone affected. Please pray for my city and everyone in it. I can’t believe this… Stay strong everyone…”

Kyle then encouraged his U.S.-based fans to donate to the Thomas Fire Fund, a collective charity set up by various local officials to help with the relief effort:

“Text UWVC to 41444 and 100% of donations go directly to those affected by the fire,” he added.

U.S. TV drama “S.W.A.T.” was the first show to have filming affected when the threat of damage and poor quality forced producers to send the cast home from a location shoot in Santa Clarita, and the set of “Westworld” was subsequently shut down, too.

(AllHipHop News) Rap heavyweight Rick Ross is launching his first sneaker design with officials at basketball shoe brand Ewing Athletics.

The “Hustlin'” hitmaker has unveiled a revamped version of the Ewing 33-Hi model, which features black suede and matching ostrich leather on the upper shoe, with a gold gum sole.

The sneaker is finished with a red insole, gold eyelets, and the logo for Ross’ Maybach Music Group embroidered on the heel.

The Ewing 33 HI ‘MMG’ will retail at $180 and hit stores next week, just in time for Christmas.

It’s the latest non-music project on Ross’ slate – he recently signed on as a new brand ambassador for luxury watch company Hublot, and he is preparing to debut his own haircare line in the New Year.

The hip-hop star is also building up his acting resume after landing a new role alongside comedian Mike Epps in his new film “The House Next Door.”

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